Kenai
Commissioned by University of Ohio for BioPresence art exhibit
With bird, animal, insect and amphibian vocalizations selected from OSU’s Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics, Belin juxtaposed organic and processed, comparing intrinsic morphology of sounds vs. imposed. Distilling environmental sounds through electronic signal processes, she explored the range of hidden frequencies and noises revealed through these methods.Trajectory of sound gestures within a piece moves the listener through different geo locations, but also challenges you to identify the original sources.
With bird, animal, insect and amphibian vocalizations selected from OSU’s Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics, Belin juxtaposed organic and processed, comparing intrinsic morphology of sounds vs. imposed. Distilling environmental sounds through electronic signal processes, she explored the range of hidden frequencies and noises revealed through these methods.Trajectory of sound gestures within a piece moves the listener through different geo locations, but also challenges you to identify the original sources.
